By Erica Rucker for Louisville Insider July 25,2018 Jessica is certainly not feeling Chris’ performance and feels their relationship had entered a new stage. At least that’s what the 15 … Continued
My grandma and I used to play make-believe in her upstairs spare room. She would narrate, and I would act and dance. There was always a dramatic turn in the … Continued
Giselle: Act I One of the beautiful aspects of Giselle is the ability for every person to find a way to relate to the story. The characters are incredibly human. … Continued
By Eli Keel for Louisville Insider April 11, 2018 This weekend, the Louisville Ballet is staging “Giselle,” one of the greats of the classical canon. It’s a special ballet, full … Continued
Sweeping graves is my favorite cemetery job. I like reading all of the names and dates and imagining the stories each grave has to tell. Gazing over the sea of … Continued
Cemeteries are peace to me. My dad is the manager for the second largest cemetery in Kentucky, so I spent my childhood running through the graves and skipping amongst the … Continued
One of the beautiful aspects of Giselle is the ability for every person to find a way to relate to the story. The characters are incredibly human. Each viewer should … Continued
By Erica Rucker for LEO Weekly March 21,2018 “You don’t feel that most of the people in these incidents do not like black people, but simply are a product of … Continued
The fear sets in fast. In the pit of my stomach. Pop. I hear it again in my head. But I wonder if I ever heard it at all—or did … Continued
By Jo Anne Triplett for LEO Weekly February 28,2018 Death, the final frontier (props to “Star Trek”). Whatever your personal beliefs are on what happens after your body ceases to … Continued